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“Gladiator II” did not make the final cut. Washington, 69, plays Macrinus, a wealthy power player in Rome who owns a troop of gladiators, in Ridley Scott’s sequel to his 2000 sword-and-sandal epic. The character reportedly mentions having had relationships with other men in the past, a plot point that led LGBTQ news outlet Gayety to query further when interviewing Washington ahead of the film’s premiere on Wednesday.When asked, “How gay is the Roman empire?” Washington responded with the reveal about his same-sex kiss.

A major, late-breaking U.S. House race was called on Wednesday for the anti-LGBTQ Republican, U.S. Rep. Ken Calvert, who with his victory managed to stave off a second attempt by gay former U.S. attorney Will Rollins to flip the 30+=year incumbent’s seat representing California’s 41st Congressional District.

Denzel Washington is revealing that a same-sex kiss was cut from Gladiator II.

On Wednesday night, alleged bullying by Holly towards Hannah UK aired the first of two reunion episodes to mark their epic conclusion.The first episode began with one final dinner party with some of the past contestants, whilst Thursdays will see a 'reunion ceremony' on the infamous couch. Once again, the dinner party had tons of drama, but even before the reunions hit our screens, fans were already riled up.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Denzel Washington revealed in a video interview with Gayety that he kissed a man on the lips while filming “Gladiator II,” but the scene was cut out from the theatrical cut of the long-awaited sequel. The Oscar winner stars in Ridley Scott’s film as Macrinus, a wealthy powerbroker in Rome who keeps a stable of gladiators for sport. The “Gladiator II” script mentions that Macrinus has been in relationships with other men in the past, which prompted Gaytey to ask Washington: “How gay is the Roman empire?” “I actually kissed a man in the film but they took it out, they cut it, I think they got chicken,” Washington then revealed.

Like many a pop star, Cyndi Lauper has declared this tour her farewell. Whether she lives up to that or not is too soon to say, but for sure, she delivered on her music legacy and showmanship in abundance Tuesday night at American Airlines Center. If she’s stepping away from touring, she went out on a high note.

a recent Gallup poll, 7.6% of U.S. adults now identify as LGBTQ+, up nearly 6% from 2020. In a 2021 UCLA Williams Institute survey, about 40% of LGBTQ+ folks in the U.S.

A post shared by Sean Hill (@seanhill_13)Sean Hill embodies the power of betting on yourself. The fitness influencer dedicated his athletic life to soccer, but quit his favorite sport earlier this year, because it was detrimental to his mental health. Shifting his focus, the Ireland native turned to running.

Award-winning lesbian author Dorothy Allison has died at age 75, following a short battle with cancer. Some sources say the acclaimed writer died on Nov. 5 or 6 at her home in California.